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Dachau, Auschwitz, Birkenau

Dachau, Auschwitz, Birkenau.

Three names engraved in History, synonymous with absolute dehumanization, the unimaginable become reality.

Deportations. Tortures. Assassinations.
Until the industrialization of extermination.

Thanks to the testimonies of survivors, the unthinkable can be known, transmitted, so that future generations will never be confronted with the unspeakable. But can we really understand such a tragedy? Nothing is less certain. Perhaps the essential thing is simply to know, to never ignore what happened there.

It is therefore with paintings of extreme modesty and symbolic power that we invite you to begin this exhibition, with, beforehand, a presentation of these three camps where, in the past, hell fell upon the earth.





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Room 1

  • 1. Camp de Dachau
  • 2. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 3. Camp d'Auschwitz
  • 4. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 5. Quai d'Auschwitz Birkenau
  • 6. Alain-Husson Dumoutier

Room 2

  • 1. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 2. Gilbert Grunval
  • 3. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 4. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 5. Hravka Folman
  • 6. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 7. Bracha Karvasser
  • 8. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 9. Dora Stenberg
  • 10. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 11. Maxi Librati
  • 12. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 13. Renate Lasker-Harpprecht
  • 14. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 15. Charles Gottlieb
  • 16. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 17. Annette Barbut
  • 18. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 19. Zelda Sosnowski
  • 20. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 21. Henriette Cohen
  • 22. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 23. Yvette Patino-Lachkar
  • 24. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 25. Lucie Cohen-Lashkar
  • 26. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 27. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 28. Ginette Kolinka
  • 29. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 30. Julia Wallach
  • 31. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 32. Denise Holstein
  • 33. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 34. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 35. Sam Braun
  • 36. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 37. Charles Baron
  • 38. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 39. Victor Perahia
  • 40. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 41. Gisèle Mandelman
  • 42. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 43. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 44. Francine Christophe
  • 45. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 46. Bernard Orès
  • 47. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 48. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 49. Mireille Marachin
  • 50. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 51. Annette Cabelli
  • 52. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 53. Bernard Heijblum
  • 54. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 55. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 56. Gabriel Bénichou
  • 57. Alain-Husson Dumoutier
  • 58. Élie Buzyn

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Dachau, Auschwitz, Birkenau

Dachau, Auschwitz, Birkenau.

Three names engraved in History, synonymous with absolute dehumanization, the unimaginable become reality.

Deportations. Tortures. Assassinations.
Until the industrialization of extermination.

Thanks to the testimonies of survivors, the unthinkable can be known, transmitted, so that future generations will never be confronted with the unspeakable. But can we really understand such a tragedy? Nothing is less certain. Perhaps the essential thing is simply to know, to never ignore what happened there.

It is therefore with paintings of extreme modesty and symbolic power that we invite you to begin this exhibition, with, beforehand, a presentation of these three camps where, in the past, hell fell upon the earth.





It's not quite over yet !


To access other features click on the button below




End the visit
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